Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-30
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

l The graders are within four miles of Tempa and trans will be running to that place about May first.
 Supt. Thomas Gates, of the terri torial prison at Yuma, IS registered at the San Xavier.
 Sheriff r. o. Shaw has left Hot Spriurs, Ark, for his old home Tn the Csrollass, in the hope of bettering bis health.
 Mr. George Daily, the deputy collector of customs at Yuma has been appointed clerk ot the District Court of Cochise county the Sentinel says. Col Cameron Il. King, Commissioner of Immigration. has located a section Of desert land on tine new canal at Flor ence, Hon. Chss, k. Drake speaks in high | terms of praise for the outlook ot big | boom at Florence. The new canal will do the business. AIr. II. W. Perry lost a roll of green backs on Saturday evening, contain lng two S20 and one 5 note, The md CT will receive generous reward Dy leaving 1t st this office.
 On Saturday evening, May 1th there will be Grand Fancy Carnival ct the skating rink. m which there will be number of valuable prizes distributed 60 the participants. Look out for small bills and further notices m thls paper,
 Siewert now occupies the Fashion basement and feeds hls pstrons there, although everythIngis if not complete. On Wednesday afternoon he will give his formal opening dinner, snd hencetorth the saddle Rock will boom on to fame and prosperity.
 Mr. Chas. 0. Brown contemplates making some radical changes of the in- .aIi5r walls of Congress Hall, whereby fine epsce will be economized and the premises made more convenient for bus mess purposes,
 The American Bakery has been re- moved 10 the rooms occupied by the United States Bakery next door east of Pcsch and Zellweger's meat market, a.d the tEo are consolidated.
 There was no session this after noon tt the Skating Rink, the carpenters being still at work improving the floor. This evening there will be the regular session with music and if the attendence is large enough, dancing from 10 10 l2 Come one and all.
 Mr.R. |. Paul IS in the city from the Columbia smeIter. The ore Is being delivered at the smelter at the rate of two and one-half tons per idsy by pack animals, and when sufficient quantity for a month run IS on band the work will start up.
 Bear in mind Ladies that J. P. Loner- gan has displayed in hIs show window this week & magnificent as Ortment oi Oriental laces, Swlss embroIderies ham, burg edglng, all-over embroiderles and faces. linen lace, etc. Remember be has the latest of everything.
 %The Surveyor General has awarded the contract for tine survey Of the north boundary of the San Carlos Indian res ervatioa to Clarence h. Wallace. The distance is estimated st about one hun dred mlles MrsWRllace's bId for the work Eas S2j.j0 per mile.
 MT. Oscar Schmidt. of Milwaukee, 6 vocalist of distinguished ability. IS ID the city Rgam. alter long absence Mir. Schmidt has a great many warm friends in Tucson. MT. Schmidt IS the general agent of the Schlitz Brew ing company of Milwaukee.
 Take advantage of the opportunity offered and learn to skate. Competent teachers in constant attendance at Rs!d's Opera House rink. Anybody cGn learn tlIs, the most graceful or all &C., complishments, the most healthy and beneficial of all exercises. Start in to- night. , 5
 Dr. II. W. Fenner, Chss. T. Etchells and J I Boaner .haFts Returned from their big huntat Gils Bend. They re- port the game to De very abundant and rsttles lakes ditto. There were enormous looks of quail, the whole country being apparently alive Wlth them, but trey are extremely wild and difficult tO apprcaeh.
 One Of the learned Se1nsel of crtten-i den wrote to the Board ef cupervisois 10 beware least ooneplr1ng puoiic xa.,ld take ,s.3vosstaeeof of thear reredusi- ify.r Persons desirous of svaillng tbemselves of the real ooinforts of that word will go to Sam DfRchmsn's and ask for ens Of Bis ~Creduality" cigars.
 Johnny Behal. passed restless and painful night and this morning ls very low. He Las received fAe greatest care and attention Throughout his illness and gnonSl others Mr, and Mrs Baldwin. who are next door neighbors have been uneeasing in their kind oil ces to their friend okmsns years,-Phe- niI Herald. su,eq seaa
 A gehtleman psned Holstein. from Galveston, vent. t& Oms Grsnde on Saturday to fnveetikste the oauses of the Geash of Mir. SIlverstein. who re- gently died Cn the ears there or was killed by an accident. The deceased was a. tailor by trade, and had come from Galveston. He was going to Los Angeles to locate. He was a member of three beneficiary societies,
 Engineer Hoyey, of the s. P, railroad, received a dispatch on Saturday eve ming from Fl Passo, informing him that the yard engine at that place had cut of both legs of his thirteeu-yesr-old son. Later he received a telegram Rnnounc ing the boys death. Mir Hovey is in deep grief over the very unfortunate occurrence, and he has the sympathy Of wide circle of acquaintenRnces in this city.
 MT, R. II. Martin purchased from Mir. A. Mason this week all the lBters In- terest in the Banner ranch. lying a mile below town. and took possession Thurs day. IL is one of the largest and best improved farms ID Arlzona, aud year hence will be worth @ fortune. Mir. Charles Palmer is now engaged ID re- paintlnc the residence and making other repairs. and Bs soon ss he shall have completed this work NIT. Martin will move hIs family down from PInsl and make the ranch his future home.-Flor- ence Enterprise.
 Messrs. Frank H. Baack and E. A. Baack, h;s brother. of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, are in the city. Frank IS former resident of Tucson and holds valuable mining interests In the Tyndal district, which he IS looking after. He will make considerable developments III the properties belonging to the Sur prise Mining company, this summer. The LsuTs mine now has 8 shaft l5O feet deep, and this will be sunk still further.
 The general revival in business is being felt ID every lns of trade, and all clasees pF mercantile peopla are AS busy